Editing Remote Control

== Overview ==
Separate sets were sold, either for consoles with or without integrated IR receiver. The latter always came with an IR-receiver and a DVD player update disc to add software support for the remote control.
In service manuals, IR related components are referred to as SIRCS.
== Compatibility ==
Many of the commands PS2 IR receivers can accept are the same as the ones for Sony's DVD players/recorders (such as those emitted by RMT-D105A, or RMT-D214J when in position 1). Notable exceptions to this are the power/eject related commands, as well as the PS2 controller related commands.
The remote commands for PSX and BD players/recorders are distinct from the DVD players/recorders. However, remotes for BD recorders such as RMT-B006J can be programmed to emit commands for Sony's DVD players/recorders, which will then be handled by PS2 IR receivers.
== Model numbers ==
* SCPH-10150
** Remote control for use with the SCPH-10160 IR receiver
* SCPH-10160
** IR receiver for use with the SCPH-10150 remote control. Plugs into a controller port.
* SCPH-10420
** Remote control for use ''only'' on consoles with integrated IR receiver (SCPH-5X0XX and all slim consoles). Can also remotely open/close the disc tray (not on slim consoles, since their disc doors are purely mechanical) and turn on/off the console via two additional buttons.

== Bundles ==
* SCPH-18000 (PS2 console)
** Japan-only
** Released on December 8th, 2000
** All SCPH-18000 consoles (A+ and AB-chassis) came bundled with the SCPH-10150 remote control as well as the SCPH-10160 IR receiver. These consoles also have DVD player 2.00 installed in ROM, which supports the remote control out of the box.
** Buying a SCPH-18000 PS2 console is indeed the first way the official remote control became available to end users.

* SCPH-10170
** Released on December 22nd, 2000
** Japanese bundle containing remote control (SCPH-10150), IR receiver (SCPH-10160), batteries and DVD player install/update disc 2.01, 2.10, 2.12, 2.14 or 2.16. Released in Japan in December 2000.
** Meant for use with SCPH-10000 and SCPH-15000 PS2 consoles, since SCPH-18000 consoles already included the remote control.

* SCPH-10171
** North American bundle containing remote control (SCPH-10150), IR receiver (SCPH-10160), batteries and DVD player install/update disc 2.10, 2.12 or 2.14.

* SCPH-10172
** European bundle containing remote control (SCPH-10150), IR receiver (SCPH-10160), batteries and DVD player install/update disc 2.10 or 2.14.

* SCPH-10173
** Australian bundle containing remote control (SCPH-10150), IR receiver (SCPH-10160), batteries and DVD player install/update disc 2.10 or 2.14.

* SCPH-10420 (+ region suffix, e.g. J for Japan, U for US and E for Europe)
** Released concurrently to SCPH-5X0XX
** Bundle containing the SCPH-10420 remote control (''only'' for SCPH-5X0XX and up) with some batteries. No IR receiver and no DVD player install/update disc are included, since these are not needed for operation.

== Trivia ==
Early third party PS2 remote controls were available months before the release of the original remote control in Japan. However, their buttons only map directly to DualShock 2 buttons with no additional features. This is because at the time, no DVD player versions supporting any extra features were available.

== Remote codes ==
Codes in Dragon [[MechaCon]] SCMD 0x1E and lircd format that PS2 hardware or software responds to are listed below.

{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:small;"
|-
! Label        !! ps2sdk Definition !! SCMD 0x1E  !! lircd      !! Remarks
|-
| 1            || RM_DVD_ONE        || 0x0000D049 || 0x00000B92 ||
|-
| 2            || RM_DVD_TWO        || 0x0010D049 || 0x00080B92 ||
|-
| 3            || RM_DVD_THREE      || 0x0020D049 || 0x00040B92 ||
|-
| 4            || RM_DVD_FOUR       || 0x0030D049 || 0x000C0B92 ||
|-
| 5            || RM_DVD_FIVE       || 0x0040D049 || 0x00020B92 ||
|-
| 6            || RM_DVD_SIX        || 0x0050D049 || 0x000A0B92 ||
|-
| 7            || RM_DVD_SEVEN      || 0x0060D049 || 0x00060B92 ||
|-
| 8            || RM_DVD_EIGHT      || 0x0070D049 || 0x000E0B92 ||
|-
| 9            || RM_DVD_NINE       || 0x0080D049 || 0x00010B92 ||
|-
| 0            || RM_DVD_ZERO       || 0x0090D049 || 0x00090B92 ||
|-
| ENTER        || RM_DVD_ENTER      || 0x00B0D049 || 0x000D0B92 ||
|-
| RETURN       || RM_DVD_RETURN     || 0x00E0D049 || 0x00070B92 ||
|-
| CLEAR        || RM_DVD_CLEAR      || 0x00F0D049 || 0x000F0B92 ||
|-
| TOP MENU     || RM_DVD_TITLE      || 0x00A0D149 || 0x00058B92 ||
|-
| MENU         || RM_DVD_MENU       || 0x00B0D149 || 0x000D8B92 ||
|-
| PROGRAM      || RM_DVD_PROGRAM    || 0x00F0D149 || 0x000F8B92 ||
|-
| TIME         || RM_DVD_TIME       || 0x0080D249 || 0x00014B92 ||
|-
| A-B          || RM_DVD_ATOB       || 0x00A0D249 || 0x00054B92 ||
|-
| REPEAT       || RM_DVD_REPEAT     || 0x00C0D249 || 0x00034B92 ||
|-
| PREV         || RM_DVD_PREV       || 0x0000D349 || 0x0000CB92 ||
|-
| NEXT         || RM_DVD_NEXT       || 0x0010D349 || 0x0008CB92 ||
|-
| PLAY         || RM_DVD_PLAY       || 0x0020D349 || 0x0004CB92 ||
|-
| SCAN (left)  || RM_DVD_SCAN_BACK  || 0x0030D349 || 0x000CCB92 ||
|-
| SCAN (right) || RM_DVD_SCAN_FORW  || 0x0040D349 || 0x0002CB92 ||
|-
| SHUFFLE      || RM_DVD_SHUFFLE    || 0x0050D349 || 0x000ACB92 ||
|-
| STOP         || RM_DVD_STOP       || 0x0080D349 || 0x0001CB92 ||
|-
| PAUSE        || RM_DVD_PAUSE      || 0x0090D349 || 0x0009CB92 ||
|-
| DISPLAY      || RM_DVD_DISPLAY    || 0x0040D549 || 0x0002AB92 ||
|-
| SLOW (left)  || RM_DVD_SLOW_BACK  || 0x0000D649 || 0x00006B92 ||
|-
| SLOW (right) || RM_DVD_SLOW_FORW  || 0x0010D649 || 0x00086B92 ||
|-
| SUBTITLE     || RM_DVD_SUBTITLE   || 0x0030D649 || 0x000C6B92 ||
|-
| AUDIO        || RM_DVD_AUDIO      || 0x0040D649 || 0x00026B92 ||
|-
| ANGLE        || RM_DVD_ANGLE      || 0x0050D649 || 0x000A6B92 ||
|-
|              || RM_DVD_UP         || 0x0090D749 || 0x0009EB92 || SCPH-10420 and SCPH-10150 will alternate between this and RM_PS2_UP when held down
|-
|              || RM_DVD_DOWN       || 0x00A0D749 || 0x0005EB92 || SCPH-10420 and SCPH-10150 will alternate between this and RM_PS2_DOWN when held down
|-
|              || RM_DVD_LEFT       || 0x00B0D749 || 0x000DEB92 || SCPH-10420 and SCPH-10150 will alternate between this and RM_PS2_LEFT when held down
|-
|              || RM_DVD_RIGHT      || 0x00C0D749 || 0x0003EB92 || SCPH-10420 and SCPH-10150 will alternate between this and RM_PS2_RIGHT when held down
|-
| RESET        || RM_PS2_POWER      || 0x0050D1DA || 0x000A8B5B || Responeded to by Dragon [[MechaCon]]: hold briefly to reset, and hold longer to power off. Only on SCPH-10420.
|-
| OPEN/CLOSE   || RM_PS2_EJECT      || 0x0060D1DA || 0x00068B5B || Responeded to by Dragon [[MechaCon]]: opens and closes the tray. Only on SCPH-10420.
|-
|              || RM_PS2_RESET      || 0x0070D1DA || 0x000E8B5B || Responeded to by Dragon [[MechaCon]]: resets the console if powered on. Not on SCPH-10420 and SCPH-10150.
|-
|              || RM_PS2_POWERON    || 0x00E0D2DA || 0x00074B5B || Responeded to by Dragon [[MechaCon]]: powers on the console if powered off. Not on SCPH-10420 and SCPH-10150.
|-
|              || RM_PS2_POWEROFF   || 0x00F0D2DA || 0x000F4B5B || Responeded to by Dragon [[MechaCon]]: powers off the console if powered on. Not on SCPH-10420 and SCPH-10150.
|-
|              || RM_PS2_NOLIGHT    || 0x0050D7DA || 0x000AEB5B || Responeded to by Dragon [[MechaCon]]: extinguishes the power LED while being held. Not on SCPH-10420 and SCPH-10150.
|-
| SELECT       || RM_PS2_SELECT     || 0x0000D5DA || 0x0000AB5B ||
|-
| L3           || RM_PS2_L3         || 0x0010D5DA || 0x0008AB5B ||
|-
| R3           || RM_PS2_R3         || 0x0020D5DA || 0x0004AB5B ||
|-
| START        || RM_PS2_START      || 0x0030D5DA || 0x000CAB5B ||
|-
|              || RM_PS2_UP         || 0x0040D5DA || 0x0002AB5B || SCPH-10420 and SCPH-10150 will alternate between this and RM_DVD_UP when held down
|-
|              || RM_PS2_RIGHT      || 0x0050D5DA || 0x000AAB5B || SCPH-10420 and SCPH-10150 will alternate between this and RM_DVD_RIGHT when held down
|-
|              || RM_PS2_DOWN       || 0x0060D5DA || 0x0006AB5B || SCPH-10420 and SCPH-10150 will alternate between this and RM_DVD_DOWN when held down
|-
|              || RM_PS2_LEFT       || 0x0070D5DA || 0x000EAB5B || SCPH-10420 and SCPH-10150 will alternate between this and RM_DVD_LEFT when held down
|-
| L2           || RM_PS2_L2         || 0x0080D5DA || 0x0001AB5B ||
|-
| R2           || RM_PS2_R2         || 0x0090D5DA || 0x0009AB5B ||
|-
| L1           || RM_PS2_L1         || 0x00A0D5DA || 0x0005AB5B ||
|-
| R1           || RM_PS2_R1         || 0x00B0D5DA || 0x000DAB5B ||
|-
|              || RM_PS2_TRIANGLE   || 0x00C0D5DA || 0x0003AB5B ||
|-
|              || RM_PS2_CIRCLE     || 0x00D0D5DA || 0x000BAB5B ||
|-
|              || RM_PS2_CROSS      || 0x00E0D5DA || 0x0007AB5B ||
|-
|              || RM_PS2_SQUARE     || 0x00F0D5DA || 0x000FAB5B ||
|}

=== Algorithm for SCMD 0x1E to lircd format ===
<pre>
def bit_swap(x):
    return (((x & (1 << 7)) >> 7) << 0) | (((x & (1 << 6)) >> 6) << 1) | (((x & (1 << 5)) >> 5) << 2) | (((x & (1 << 4)) >> 4) << 3) | (((x & (1 << 3)) >> 3) << 4) | (((x & (1 << 2)) >> 2) << 5) | (((x & (1 << 1)) >> 1) << 6) | (((x & (1 << 0)) >> 0) << 7)
def byte_swap_24(x):
    return (bit_swap(((x & 0xFF0000) >> 16)) << 16) | (bit_swap(((x & 0x00FF00) >> 8)) << 8) | (bit_swap(((x & 0x0000FF) >> 0)) << 0)
</pre>

=== lircd template for specified remote codes ===
<pre>
begin remote

  name  PS2
  bits           20
  flags SPACE_ENC|CONST_LENGTH
  eps            30
  aeps          100

  header       2432   581
  one          1212   581
  zero          614   581
  gap          44853
  min_repeat      2
  toggle_bit      0


      begin codes
          RM_PS2_EJECT             0x00068B5B
          RM_PS2_RESET             0x000A8B5B
          # Add more codes here...
      end codes

end remote
</pre>